EPCG Solar Gradnja is developing ground-mounted solar power plants with a combined capacity of approximately 40 MW at Kapino Polje near Nikšić, expanding Montenegro’s state-led renewable…
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Montenegro is putting its airport concession process on hold for at least around 18 months and plans to invest up to €10 million in immediate improvements…
Tivat Airport is handling approximately 20% more passengers than during the same period last year, with rising traffic placing increasing pressure on terminal facilities, ground operations…
Montenegro’s Transport Minister Maja Vukićević said the government must carefully assess whether airport concessions are necessary, as Airports of Montenegro are currently operating profitably. She noted…
The Government of Montenegro has approved a proposal from the Ministry of Transport to allocate part of the profits of Airports of Montenegro, totaling 4.12 million…
Montenegro’s Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević, and CEO of Airports of Montenegro, Roko Tolić, met with senior management of Wizz Air, one of Europe’s largest low-cost…
Employees at Montenegro’s airports are working as if the planned concessions will never happen, said Roko Tolić, Executive Director of Airports of Montenegro (ACG). He added…
The Independent Union of Montenegro Airports (ACG) has sent letters to the highest state officials regarding the concession of Montenegrin airports, demanding that each of them,…
The trade unions of the Podgorica and Tivat airports have urged the government to thoroughly analyze and consult all relevant parties before making a final decision…
Regional aviation expert Alen Šćuric has criticized Montenegro’s decision to consider granting concessions for its airports, arguing that the Airports of Montenegro (Aerodromi Crne Gore) should…
